1. The transactions relating to the ledger postings above for Timothy Kingfisher for January 2022 are as follows:
Jan. 5 Bank $30,000 Capital $30,000
Jan. 6 Purchases $20,000 Bank $20,000
Jan. 8 Computer $1,000 Bank $1,000
Jan. 10 Office Equipment $12,000 Bank $12,000
Jan. 25 Mr. R.R. Yogo $10,000 Sales Revenue $10,000
2. Journalizing the entries of the January transactions for Timothy Kingfisher is as follows:
Jan. 5 Debit Bank $30,000
Credit Capital $30,000
Jan. 6 Debit Purchases $20,000
Credit Bank $20,000
Jan. 8 Debit Computer $1,000
Credit Bank $1,000
Jan. 10 Debit Office Equipment $12,000
Credit Bank $12,000
Jan. 25 Debit Mr. R.R. Yogo $10,000
Credit Sales Revenue $10,000
3. An email, advising the owner of the business based on the evidence from the balances in the T accounts is as follows:
April 12, 2022
From: Financial Controller
To: Managing Director, CEO
Subject: Maintaining Positive Bank Balances
The above subject refers.
There is a need to plan cash expenses to match with cash inflows, using a Cash Budget.
For example, the Office Equipment that made the business overdraw its account with the bank could have been negotiated as a credit transaction.
Alternatively, an arrangement could have been made with the bank on overdraft facilities to help avoid unnecessary bank charges and penalties.
Regards,
4. The balance on the Bank T-account on January 9, 2022, would have been <u>$9,000</u> ($30,000 - $20,000 - $1,000). This is the bank balance before the purchase of Office Equipment on January 10, 2022.
<h3>Question Completion:</h3>
1. Write down the transactions relating to the ledger postings above.
2. Journalize the entries.
3. Using an email format, advise the owner of the business drawing on evidence from the balances in the T accounts.
4. What would the balance be on the Bank T-account as of 9th January 2022. Show workings.
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